S1.E2

Move Me

Episode aired Oct 21, 2014
TV-14
22m

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Jake moves into Annie's apartment and she begins to feel the pinch of having to share her space with someone. She confesses her claustrophobia to her dads Kevin 1 and Kevin 2 but her stress ... Read allJake moves into Annie's apartment and she begins to feel the pinch of having to share her space with someone. She confesses her claustrophobia to her dads Kevin 1 and Kevin 2 but her stress continues to mount. Meanwhile, Gil discovers an all-you-can-eat buffet where he can eat fo... Read allJake moves into Annie's apartment and she begins to feel the pinch of having to share her space with someone. She confesses her claustrophobia to her dads Kevin 1 and Kevin 2 but her stress continues to mount. Meanwhile, Gil discovers an all-you-can-eat buffet where he can eat for one low price all day - as long as he never leaves the restaurant.

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Jake Schuffman: I'm engaged now. I gotta be fiancé-Jake. I gotta use French words like champagne and fiancé-Jake.

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Marry Me Theme
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Performed by The Rescues

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8/10

Hope It Continues

It's hard to say that the Marry Me team has a consistent, spot on, high concept, high quality product with only two episodes aired. However it has been a really long time since a comedy of this quality has come along. As I'm watching, I'm thinking, this is the next iconic representative sitcom of the modern day. I think and hope it has the potential that others will notice and as time passes they rate it right up there with King of Queens, Everybody Loves Raymond. The creators really have something here. So many people in the writing community have called for the non-cliché' and this show above all else seems to really have payed attention to what not only those in the creative community have pleaded for but also captured and engaged the viewing audience of America. I for one hope the consistency, high concept, originality and just pure funniness are maintained and become a staple for the creative and viewing communities.